Greetings! Turkey Day: Trump flew to Turkey last night for the NATO Summit where he’ll peacock before the cameras while henpecking NATO member companies to spend more for their own defense instead of relying so heavily on the U.S. (Reuters)...FrontPage claims it ran the first exposé on Graham Platner last September.  The September 8, 2025, article called him a “fake, working-class oysterman,” and pointed out his privileged background. However, there was nothing about his Nazi tattoo or allegations of sexual misconduct or worse...Speaking of Platner: Maine’s favorite literary son, author and horror master Stephen King, still supports Platner despite the new rape allegation that dropped yesterday. In a post on X, King wrote that he hopes the Maine Senate candidate won’t drop out of the race...Dept. of Corrections. The boss of FIFA is Giovanni Vincenzo Infantino. I omitted his last name in yesterday’s newsletter...A woke-related controversy may be brewing over the July 17 release of the epic adventure film “The Odyssey,” one of 2026’s most anticipated films. According to the right-wing blog Hollywood in Toto, actress Lupita Nyong’o, who plays Helen of Troy, mocks Homer in “needless pandering to modern Left”...Washington Post architecture critic Phil Kennicott has been one of the Trump administration’s fiercest and most vocal critics.  Yesterday’s article in the Jeff Bezos-owned media outlet, which blasted the White House’s vile Smithsonian report, was no exception.  He calls the 160-page report, “a relentlessly tendentious piece of trash.” The White House report accused the National Museum of American History of having a radical bias...If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard